HP RISS Components manual Monitoring View window

Figure 48 Monitoring View window

The first area shows the status of the Launch Manager Service. This service launches the enabled events defined in the Scheduler. From this area, you can start or stop the service. You can also set the refresh interval. The Launch Manager Service must be running for any event to be scheduled.

The second area provides a series of radio buttons that allow the displayed data to be filtered by different categories:

•Active: Only scheduled events that are currently active will be displayed.

•Failed: Only events that have a failed status will be displayed.

•Complete: Only events that have a complete status will be displayed.

•Queued: Only events that have a queued status will be displayed.

•All: All events will be displayed.

The lower area displays the event data according to the selected filter type. The data for each event is broken down into twelve different columns. Note that some columns might be irrelevant for certain event types (for example, journal mining events will never display a value in the Tombstoned column).

•Event Name: The name of the event was given when it was created in Scheduler.

•Rate: The way the processing rate is calculated is dependent on how the events are filtered. If the events are filtered by Failed, Complete, or Queued, then the rate is an average rate calculated by the formula (Processed + Rejected + Ignored) / Elapsed Time.

If the events are filtered by Active or All, then the rate is a current rate calculated by the formula ((Last Processed + Last Rejected + Last Ignored) – (Current Processed + Current Rejected + Current Ignored)) / (Last Elapsed Time – Current Elapsed Time).

•Processed: The accumulated number of items processed by the event.

•Rejected: The accumulated number of items rejected for processing by the event.

•Ignored: The accumulated number of items ignored for processing by the event.

•Submitted: The accumulated number if items submitted to the RISS for archiving by the event.

•Tombstoned: The accumulated number of items that were Tombstoned by the event.

•Type: The type of event that was created in Scheduler.

•Elapsed Time: The accumulated amount of time, in seconds, the event has run.

•Last Run: The last time the event was successfully completed.

•Log Information: The current status of the event.

•File Name: The name of the data file that the event is processing.

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